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fIn worthless. He
eaiDly to be considered
%ltlcular deceased ancestor OF
lie Chinese and IHdo.C Chinese races.
In cold countries lying Is charitably
supposed to be the result of super.
abundance Of imagination, OF a
instructed energy OF exaggera-
ton, or of a careful and kdiciOus
spirit OF economy, rs in the ease of
the gentleman who had far too
much regard for the truth to be
using it on every paltry occasion.
ln tue East, however, whatever
other exuberauce there may be it is
not that of imagination, and econo.
/. my is tar from being n leading
characteristic. The prOfusion is.
nevertheless, certainly not the
truth. That commodity is como.
mlzetI down to the vanishing point.
The Eastern statesman or diplomat
ist considers it beneath him, wLpth
er from d professional oran R,thetic
point Of view. Any man can tell
the trnth. AS an assertion Of his
superiority to the supposed average
MAI 1t Is therefore Imperative that
he should tell lies. 1t is only when
an oriental leader has reached the
level OF absolute genius that he
ventures TO state things as the,
really are. lt is then extremely
good policy, for 10 Que believes
him, aud he a~ttaius his object much
more easily aud rapidly than he
possibly could by an elaboration of
miS-statement. This measure is,
however, only open to the most
eminent, and therefore 10 the most
practiced in the Othec thug, for Il
politician would very rapidly lose
his reputation for good manners if
he were commonly, or even on AN
%appreciable percentage of occa-
sions, to tell the truth. 1t cannot
be done without, il must be doled
out in the most chary fashion, for
the sake of good name and breed
ing. They all do it, down to the
very lowest, with the utmost cqua
nimity and Zest, and they do il
simply because they are incapable
of doing anything else. When the
HindO durzi, the household tailor
comes to the memSdhib with a re.
quest for leave on account OF the
sudden and unexpected death of
his mother, the tenth time that that
relative has expired within the year,
il is not so much the lack of inten
tive faculty that Is present in him
as the consciousness that il would
be indicate, not TO say imperfi
nent, TO burt out the real truth.
Moreover, be knows that a refusal
will give him an opening for loud
demonstrations of woe which are
likely TO be effectual, aud at any :,
rate would not be justified by auv
other plea for leave OF absence
But 1t is far more often the desire ,
20 please that leads to lying among /
the lower classes in the East. mole !
especially in India. The anxiety a
OF the native to avoid i'm any way =,
annoying any u often leads him !,
10 the most reckless statements. i
You are Jagged after a long DAYS
shooting. 1on ask him how fsr il
"a 10 the nearest railway stallion or 4
70 The village where you tents are. 4
he answers with the utmost alscn.
~ and sympathy that il is babul
nazaie, quite close, aud indicates |
ne shortest way. When you have il
e,hFo fonr ef Eve miles. aud erN Il
net afiitcd. you BEGIN IL
he beauty 81 .ciifrs. .
H'nfon and d
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21

90 or 'lelen dollars a hen on

-
''But you cart quite reckon on
them figures" said his friend OH the
pier. "Them FIurdy heus 10 lay
all the year ceptin' when they're
shed In feathers but down in that
warm country the Garnel things
-
"Gansway !! yelled IL big porter
with a hrlated trunk Oh his back.
BY the time the man from Fiori.
da recovered himself after getting
out of the pUrter's way, the steam
er had moved ahead and the men
were Stacking oft the lines. Tie
ran 10 the next oTening Nld resuuI-
ed
"As | was sayin', down in that
warm country the prSky things
-
y big hawSPr which WAS sill
fastened tD the moving steamer
trippcd him up. But lie cot to his
feet and hurried out to The pier
head and began:
"AS | WIS sayin'-r
jesse shouted The man on The
%Ste-uer, bending over
he Iail.
AS l was SAY ing down in THAT
hot country the cuS>ed hens
making q trumpet With his hands (
-"shed their feather Ieven months
N the year!H
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21


A NEW WRINKLE FOR LAWYERS
Several OF the Ingenious lawyers
whose talents are mainly devoted
TO The HrduUuS task Of convincing
jnries in The civil courts, have la;rly
discovered what is regarded as q
great addition To their rrsnurcpy.
The addition is Technically known
as ~ smilef." 1t consists of -
young gentleman, OF geutle ufd
prrpoSSeSslng Appearance, with u
bland and ingenious expression of
countruauce, who takes his seat
near the principal and facing the
jury. lie usually takes notes or
does some other little service of a
similar character, which furnishes
a pretext for bis being there. His
actual business, however, is TO ac-
ceutuate The points made by the
lawyer when he is assisting. partic.
ularly the humorous points. If his
colleague makes a joke or Says
something which is supposed to be
witty, or the lawyer on the other
SIDE is "sat down upon' by the
Judge, the ''Snriler" turns TO the
jury and displays his teeth in a
captivating grin. The line of con.
duct is supposed to establish a
sympathy or community OF interest
between him and the jurymeu,
which predispOses the latter to
view favurably the side tor which
he Is smiling.-Philadelphid Times.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21

Gov. Scales of Eorth Carolins'
has received s600.OOO in COuied-
crate bonds from England, uhieh
we're deposited there in 1854 ~
John White, State Agcuf, BY or
der of Gov. Vance.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21

IT RAoT, that the DENo
cRAT-STAR has the largest cirals-
ton Of any other paper in jackson
comfy, and that il j. the only pa-
per entirely printed aud Publishea
in the county. It is a plain, bole
Democratic home sewsPaper aHe
has a large patronage.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21

Mrs. Hendricks (tbe landladyA
Can l send you some more soup.
Mr.. Dumley =
Mr. Dumley-No, thanks.
Mrs. Hendricks (engagingiyl-
Don't refuse, Mr. Dumley, because
u ISM considered COOL form to be
helped twice 10 sonp.
Ar Dumley-Oh, etiquette bas
aniliae o. do with IT., madam its
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21

IL Winston c0nutr a nan is
engaged in rsisiug white rats.
Ehich he cells % ore dollar q nlir.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-01-21
JARVIS TURNER'S SONS & CO.,
MANUFACTURES or
U - M srncK

Dcalers 10 Bnil1ers' Hardware, Glass
Putty and Pure Nxed Paiufs
JARVIS TURNER'S SoNs g. Co.
Cor, 81 Anthony & Wstersts-, Mobile. Ala.
April 30. 1ssG. Q-Iv
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What True Merit Will Do,

The Unprecedented sale of BoSchee's
German Syr0p within II few years, has
a,tonishcd the world. 1t is, without
doubt. the safest aud best remedy ey-
or discovered Tor the speedy ana cl-
fcctnnl care OF Coughs. Colds and the
seyercst Lung Troubles, 1t acts on
AN entirely different principle from
the usual prescriptions given by Ply
.icinns, as it doe, not dry mp a Cough
and leave the disease still in the Sys-
TEN. but oh the contrary removes the
cause Of the trouble. heals the parts AT
fected and leaves them in a purely
healthy condition. \ bottle Kept III
the house for use when these diseases
make their appearance, will save doc
tors bills and a long spell OF serious
illness. A trial will convince you o
these facts. 1t Is positively sold by nj
druggists and general dealers in thu
land. Price Is cents, large bottles.
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Committee Of the Faculty.

RESOLUTIONS adopted by the sta.
den,s OF ,he Preparatory Department
upou the death OF their fellow-sludcnt,
W. X. Poisdextcr, Jan. 8th. 1887.
Whereas. An Aii.wiSe Father hath
seen Ct to remove frNm our midst by
death eur friend and clnssmatc, W. II.
P0indcxter, therefore be IL
]. Resolved, That while our hearts
are sorcly grioved at the loss Of one
so much esteemed by all; still VIC bow
revercntly and submissivcly to the
viii Of God in this sad d~ispcnsatiop of
his providence. know that lie ~ TOO
wise TO err, too mcrcitul TO be un.
kind"
2. Thst. ss classmates and friends
Of her DOLLY son, VIC would sorrowfully
extend to his bereaycd and disconso-
late mother, and also 10 his hcart.bro-
ken sister. our tendcrcst sympathy,
combined with the earnest hope that
the God OF all grace may be to them a
sfsr snd support Ia this dark kour Of
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Resolutions

Adopted BY the Faculty Of the A. &
VI, College, Miss, upon the death Of
student, W. Il. poiNDEXTEK, Jan. Sth,
1887.
WHEREAS. Death. sudden and un.
expected in his appearance, has invad-
eli our ranks and borne from orr
midst, II of the Youngest and bright
est of our number, student W. X. Pom
&eXtcr and
Whereas, We, as a Faculty, spprcci-
atcd his natural gifts Of mind and es-
Unable traits Of character, therefore
be it
|. Resolved, That We sorcly lament
the tragic fate Of our Young friend
and pupil =; realizing that in his death,
the College has lost a student both ca.
pable and promising.
2. That we slmpathize deeply with
the afflicted family and relatives OF
the deceased, and especially 10 his
gvief.stricken mother and sister,
would we extend our ~sinccrcst condo
lence in this irving and mysterious
dispensAtion of An Ali-wisc PrOyi.
dence; trusting that strength may be
given them to bear ii with Christian
foriitudc and resignation.
:. That the Secretary of the Faeul'
" he instructed to forward a copy OF
these resolutions to The family of the
deceased, sud that he be also instruct
ed TO inscribe them IN the minutes o.
the Faculty.
DARNEy LIPscoMB.
A. a. K~ISCANNok,
q. lRBY,
Committee Of the Faculty.
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Wcarc so far 4 socialist rs to oppose
The foreign syndicatcs who are buying
up large bodies OF land, 10 draw I'M
mcnse revenues from this country, to
be expended 10 Europe by wealthy
capitalists. lustcad OF enricling cur
country, il tends 10 impovcfish it. No
company Of the character of these SYN
dica,cs cSn create a boom for its inter-
est without misrepresentation in re-
gard to lite schemes. We do not wish
these corporations to sddto our pep
nlstiop, the natural Emigration is
enough Tor that. and even then we re.
ceive Il large, and not desirable class
ell people, as citizens. How far legis-
lation might go to check this evil is an
intricate question bnt some steps
should be taken 10 modify if Not en-
tirely suppress it,
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We learn with surprise aud regret
tina, Rev. J. II. Scruggs has been trans
ferrcd to Shreveport La. That town
has about l4,0oO inhabitants, and We
are glad to believe that Mr., Scrugss
will have pleasant and useful field ei
labor. We wish him great success in
his new charge.-Starkyille Times,
Rev. \. G.. Augustus, formerly of
ibis county, and who was lately APP
pointed by the Conference To the ST.
don Circuit, has been appointed by
Rev. Il. G, Porter to fill the vacancy
81 Starkyille. Mr.. AS many friend,
IN Noxubce will be glad to hear of his
promotion.
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WANTED IN MACON

,~sFN An energetic business wo
y NN~=yman ia solicit and take orders
.-F for The MADAME GEIS-
- V9aE Patent skirt Sup.
" porIing CoIscts. These cor
-, sets have been extensively AZ.
.. '.. ycrti.ed and sold hy lady ral-
ra>>ers the past ten year.
which. with ihcir .upCriori
y. has created a large de-
mnnd for them Throughout: the ir."
states. and any la'.y who ave. her Tins 70.
energy TO canNI>>in. idr them, can So"l
'ult up :. permanent All prutitnr,"
huslacsS. They n" not sod nv mvr,s.a T.,
a'id We give exclusive territory. the,c.
by giving the agent entire controi of tIcsc
superior Corscts int he territory assign I,
ltr, We have u large number Of AGENT,
VINO are making Il grJ.d success selling
these goods. and We desire such in ever,
town. Address. NINE. GRISWOLD a
co., 9"3 Broad way, Now York.
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NEW SELECT
Stock of JeweIry.

For LADIES Rings, Full Sets, Bar
and Lace Pins, Bracelets, Lorkets, Far
Rings. screw and wire, Collar Buttons,
Necklaces, Thimblc- sc. &c.
For Gcntlcmcn-Culf Buttons, Pins,
Scarf Pins. Collar Buttons, WatcL
Chains in Roll Plate, Fire Gin, White
Metal, Crliuioih, Bamboo and steel,
Watch Charms, Solid Gold AIas..,
iaInond Studs, Siberian l%1, studs,
Scarf Pins &Gu rv,po~
~" 80
"t Flyer eve, Cameo, Rhinestone, Alas
ka Diamond, Onyx, siberian Ruby
and other settings. Gold, Silver and
Nickel Watches; all nj the Wholesale
dealers prices. Cnli On Ward, nj
Ilancn,tcin's corner.
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The North Alabama Boom.
DECArrR. Ala. Jan'N 5, ls.

a. ~ -A'"l
EpIToR BEACON IL received a let
ter from Il fri nd in NOXubrc not long
since asking if the Birmingham or
/ Sheffield fever had reached us vet.
/ My reply was that n greater ace ;han
/ either was right ut lis, ana thinking
vou would like to hear something OF
our wonderful boom, concluded to
send You a few dots. 1887 dawns up
on uswith Frightening prospects. Our
aspiring town of Decatur seems sud-
, denly to have awakened TO a Just sense
Of her advantages and Importance.
No place in the South has SO many
natural advantages as we have eli
mate, health, freedom from vi>itations
of storms and cyclones, adjacent to
timber, farming and mineral lands
of very best quality, railroad and
river communication with north,
south, east and west. What more
could be de.ircd2 Never before in
this state has such excitement prevail
Ell, nor az much money been invested
on short notice. as in this place within
the last two weeks. Hotels crowded,
boarding houses over-run and private
citizens compelled to open their doors
to receive the influx OF capitalists ar
irving on every train to invest III real
estate, or to establish some industry.
Property is selling readily and rapidly
at tea times its value two months ago.
Fully 1000 acres OF land around
town, cultivated in lSS6 in cotton &c,
has been bought up at fabulous prices,
and every day large amounts are add
ed to this at advancing prices. The
II inst. il the day appointed to organ
izc the Decatur Land Improvement
and Furnace Go, Capital stock fixed
at 81 100000, shares 500. The world
and all is connections are expected
there Tuesday at the grand opening. !
Every bed at hotels and boarding
houses are already engaged by telr-
graph. Immediately thereafter, work
will comlnen c opening street, one anu
a half TO two miles from present cor
porate limits.
There are already at ibis place three
or four OF the finest saw mills in the
south, furnishing lumber to northern
cities and foreign markets:a staYc Tao
tory ; q furnace for the manufacture of
"'"'T' "p' 'h'.'o'' ".",tH 0
lLt,," ""v " ,onno i."o, '
lone. Two iron furnaces. = furniture
l'ol"1s, oo''on o.tlli.o' ""' ~"
lo"nu'' u, 'o'''."'ie'' "".N 'Dp.
llcntc " 'hoo" Wy l xxx ~" IL
u,o "'l'"'s new ~ rs,'.,'>m' ~ "''"
W.. l" .'osr, ..oa,' S"2 In"
""'.i "orh' Mo oon"''' az w
my '''"o iol s','e' cars
Letters ana ~icI"gra'nS arc DcIng re-
celvco every DAY ron III over the
United States for certificates of stock,
and money is coming into the bank to
pay for same in large amounts.
j. VI. Hines brick residence sold a
few days ago for $4,000, heretofore
valued at $4,000. \ farmer near the
corporate limit. sold his land, about
ihirty-tiyc acres tor i;lG0 per acre,
three weeks ago, rcscrving his home
and six acres, since which &c has been
offered $4,000 for rc~.crvation Lots
formerly offered at $1,000. now cashcd
readily for $3.50. Lot on Banks street
valued at $1,000 short time ago. now
in demand at $4,000. A lot with res
idencc about one acre, valued at
81 $500. now could be sold for 500 per
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

The Interstate Commerce BID, now
prominently before Congress, pro-
yidcs for the appointment of = nation
nj committee of five rail road experts
to supervise the manner of conducling
nj! the rail roads within the |. :.
This of course, will supercedc ali State
legislation on that subject. The bill
i, a very long one, aud to give an idea
of all its provisions, would require
more space than We are willing to
Sparn-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

It IS conceded by t}0 NoaiCal Fro
lesson that impoycriaic|l nerves il the
cause Of neuralgia. When tie nerves
are rot properly fed, tits an indication
that the digestive organs are not doing
their work well. SMITHS BILE
BEANS will surely relieve indiges-
ton, and when the digestion is right
everything else will beright. Nisor and
happiness will 80 hand IN hand. Dose:
Ono Bean. FOr sale by all druggists.
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WORKING CLASSES.

ATTENTION! We are. now prepared to
furnish all CLASSES, WIN employment AZ
home, the whole. o' me llmc' or ior th'lr
spare moments. business new lSht ana
profitable. Persons ol elther sex cash.,
earn from 30 cents to $500 per evening, and
Il proportional sum ,DH ueNollnS ~ thcir
time to the busincss.~Do!S anu Slris earn
nearly as much as men. ina an VINO see
this NAV send their address, and TO test the
business. We make this otter. To such as
are moi well satisfied We will send one dol
lar to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
particulars and Quilt free. Address,
GRoRGE STISsoN & Co.
Portland, Maine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

A grcut many Northern papers, per-
tinrnl to The case of Mrs, Drusc, are
discussing "Should II wom"" T." ~"
o"' nntto Observer wishes
they had discussed that question when
Mrs. Surratt was under scn,sncc.--hp-
neol.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
aeconplis!ics for everybody exactly what 10 claimed
forit. One OF the reasons for the great popularity OF
the Mustang Linirent Is found In It's universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a medicine.
The Lumberman needs II In case of accident.
The Housewife needs It for gencralfamily use.
The Canaler needs II for his teams and his mes.
Tho Mechanic needs It always on his work
berch.
The Miner needs II In case of emergency.
Tic Pisneer ncedsit-can'tg get along without It.
The Farmer needs II In his house. his stable.
and bis stock yard.
Tho Steamboat mas or the Bsatmnn needs
II In liberal supply a1ost and ashore.
Tho Horse.fancler needs tilt Is his beat
friend and safest reliance.
The Stsck.srewer needs tilt will save him
thousands Of dollars and . world Of trouble.
The Railroad Nu needs II and will need II 30
long ~ his life Is . round Of accidents and dangers
The DRckweodsman noedsi Il. There 10 nofh'
Ing like II Is IN antidote for tho dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs II about his store among
his employees. Accidents will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Eminent Is wanted at once
Ksspn Bottle in the House. IT'S the best oil
economy.
Keep . Hottie IN the Factory. Itsimmediat'
use In oase Of accident saves pain and loss OF wages
Eccr n Settle Alwrys4s tAe Nasfe Ter
Ne waca wsutet. =.
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AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. MISS,
January Is. 1887, (

odbutl AZ. lCN''
Mrs. \, s. PoINDEyTER.
MACoS, MISS,
DEAR MADAM:-As instructed by
the Faculty, ! mail TO you to-day the
resolutions adopted by them upon the
death Of your son, W. II. Poinacxtcr.
His sad fate has caused a cloud of
gloom to settle upon all those who
knew him wSll.
| send also by this mail the rcsoln.
lions adopted by his class, the students
of the Preparatory Department.
Accept ai>, my personal sympathy
for you in the terrible loss YOU have
re, entity sustained.
Yours very respectfully,
DABNEY LIPsCOaB,
Secretary Of Faculty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

Tho quickest tirn- m rccor,, Neural
cia Of fine worst tyro, cured ly one dose
Of SMITH BILE BEANS in from
one to four hours, - many who have
tried it can testify. Jtdoes seem strange
that sensible people will suffer with this
terrible disease wien speedy relief can
surely be found in this simple safe and
inexpensive remedy. Is cents. Fer sale
by all druggists and dealers il medi-
cine, orsentanywhere OIL receipt Of price
in stamps.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE ArJACKsON, Miss,
npppmhpr NH lSSi;

LAND OFFICE JACKSON, MISS,
December nth, 1856.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make tinal proof IN support of his
claim. aud that said proof will he made be-
fore the Judge. or in his absence the ClcrN
OF the Chancery Court Noyubec County, NJ
Macon. Miss, on January ~. 1887. VIZ.
Charles II, H%oldimrs., Homestead No.
lot'o' for the nortl,.e east quarter of north
cast quarter See. q, T u y, Il WE
lie lanes The following witnesses 10
prove his continuous rrsld, nee upon. ana
Ell itNatioM nt said inn,l. viz:
" |. Galloway, William Lewis. Joseph
Williams. MuH thamnt"s. n 81 NahqUh'nN'
NoNubet County, Miss.
JAS. u. STEW iRT.
decll-@, kosi.ter.
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Saturday, San. IS. 1887.

Having put 0uictns on the Reeve
hue question, Congress will now tam
gle itself up with the Interstate Com
merca and the Electoral Count Bills,
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ADniNisTRATOR,s NOTICE.

I've State of Mississippi,
NnNnhee County.
The Estate
of
s.. 4. HdwcH. deceased
letters OF administration on said cs,,,o
tm,unr iloh'ei to me on the arl Iny N,
%nrrnun'rr' 1881. All persons ~ha,jrg 81, ms
h,a,nI, ,a'd decreased viii present md rr,'
forever barred. " '"'! VIII be
dee. II. ,ssa GEO. q. nIILAGD,
Administrator,
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ALL DECLARE it to be a model OF
beauty and workmanship. The New
Uich-Arm Davis Sewing Machine en-
bodies all the latest improvements
known to the trade.
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RaNGER'S NOTICE,

taken up by James IIry.on, one mile o,s,
~ ha'H'' "'oat July Isl, 1885. .tr.,in, nm
SOW.
.ho wv WIN some white spots on meek and
s,o"lnrr' mar ed with hole in rialt rur
m, nwnnr '',"c. " $50.
are owner Is requested to go = forward.
pn"," p'n,p'r'H, pay CHARGES anl take II
wy ra! orN"e VII be dealt with rs the law Ji.
lo.i ., j. FASER,
Coroner and Ranger.
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ADMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE,

n
The State of Mississippi,
NoNnbec County.
The Estate
No. 1893 of Chanccry Cour,.
l.. ID. Seay, deceased.
Whereas the undersigned was appointed
Administrator Of said deceased, on The ISL,
day OF november, 1856. now al persons hny.
ing claims against said deceased, are mott.
fed to present them and have them ,lul,
registered within the tine prescribed by
law. or.they will he forever barred.
WI. cALMES,
i've y Ms, Adninistrator.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-01-15

SPECIALITY
ruosicatins Oils, Mill and Engineers supnlio,
ve'.Un, Grain, Saw. Mill, and Labor. sayipr
Saon'nery' Skating, Pulloys, Betting. Saw
lmery-Wheels, Governors. Puups, InsSi JAWS
nv sood. I.rss STOCK to select from. Prices low
s''0' guaranteed. Write for ciroulu,.